RT @KQEDedspace: In the last decade, rates of anxiety-related disorders in teenagers have steadily risen, particularly in girls. Dr. Lisa Damour has hopeful news for parents and teens. https://t.co/pdHYgilYuQ @MindShiftKQED#KQEDed#SEL#SELchat
Cognitive behavioral therapy is the established treatment for childhood anxiety, but Yale psychologist Eli Lebowitz proposes an alternative: parent training. He helps parents learn how to stop "swooping in" everytime their child is anxious. https://t.co/7SAHwRIoI3
The New York Times launched the #1619project, a collection of essays, criticism and art about how the America that we know today didn't start in 1776 -- it started in August 1619, when a ship carrying enslaved Africans landed in Virginia.
The arts—music, theater, drawing and painting—are powerful tools for making sense of the world. New studies are beginning to pull them back towards the center of the academic curriculum.